Director :
Milan Luthria
Producer :
Ekta Kapoor, Shobha Kapoor
Genre :
Drama , Romance , Crime
Cost :
Akshay Kumar
Imran Khan Imran Khan
Sonakshi Sinha Sonakshi Sinha
Plot :
Once Upon Ay Time In Mumbai Dobaara is the story of an underworld don, Shohaib .He often visits the poor Muslim areas where he grew up and it is on one such visit that he meets Aslam . He takes him under his wings and gradually Aslam becomes one of his favourites . Shohaib wants to gain full control over Bombay and this is met with resistance from two existing ganglords - Vardha and Arun . Vardha and Arun join hands with a cop – Sreenu, whose only purpose in life is finishing off Shohaib’s reign, for which he gladly joins hands with the ganglords . While Bombay continues to be the object of their fancy , Shohaib stumbles upon a young actress - Jasmine . He is immediately taken in by her freshness, beauty and candor . Slowly, but surely his attraction towards Jasmine goes onto becoming an obsession . This creates a rift between Shoaib and Aslam and results .
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Video Song - Tayyad Ali- Once Upon Ay Time In Mumbai Dopara
Video song- Chugliyaan -Once Upon Ya Time Mumbai Dopara
Bismillah- song-
Full Song-Bismillah -
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The movie commences from where the previous film ended with Shoaib Khan being the reigning don after successfully assassinating his mentor, thus earning the respect and reverence of the people. 12 years later, he is still the charismatic and suave man with womanising skills who has extended his empire up to the Middle East on the west. His sole companions and friends are Javed (Sarfaraz Khan), who oversees his illegal and shady work for him, his old- time love Mumtaz (Sonali Bendre) and Aslam (Imran Khan), a youth spotted by Shoaib during one of his visits to the slums, where he once spent the early years of his life .
Now much older, Shoaib (Akshay Kumar) comes back to Bombay after years to finish off Rawal (Mahesh Manjrekar), another gangster. Although the city still being his first love, a rising starlet, Jasmine (Sonakshi Sinha) has caught the fancy of Shoaib's heart. Jasmine is a forthcoming movie star, whom Shoaib makes famous, and showers her with gifts. In due time, this passion takes the shape of obsession for Shoaib. On the other hand, he sends Aslam along with another trustworthy goon, Jimmy, to finish off Rawal. As they arrive, Rawal switches the lights off and Jimmy unknowingly kills Rawal's apparent girlfriend instead.
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Verdict - Once Upon Ay Time in Mumbai Dobaara is commercial filmmaking gone horribly
wrong
Sometimes you walk out of a film and you can clearly tell if it will flop . Once Upon Ay Time
in Mumbai Dobaara ! will definitely fall flat on its face . A good opening is imminent but it will
come to a screeching halt when the bad word of mouth spreads . Just last weekend we saw
a commercial film done right . This weekend we see a commercial film done horribly wrong . It
doesn ’t entertain , nor does it offer an escape . Certainly no plot to behold .
The film is a crime drama and a love story . The crime part of it is absolutely redundant .
Mahesh Manjrekar is wasted and remains on the outskirts of the action . The love story
consists of two men falling for the same woman and fireworks follow . It isn’t that the love story is predictable, it’s just that there isn’t much for you to care for . A few moments between Imran Khan and Sonakshi Sinha are convincing sometimes but that’s probably because the film has nothing else to offer . The amount of times the film shifts the tone makes you wonder what could save it . There is one song called Bismillah , which even shifts to a different time period. Dream sequence, sure, but no thanks.
Yes, there are a few good things about this film. Two songs – Ye Tune Kya Kiya and Tayyab Ali strike a chord. Sonakshi Sinha rises above the male actors. She has been growing on me after she impressed my pants off with her performance in Lootera. I also admired the look of the film. Milan Luthria can create a fictional retro age, which he has been doing successfully in his past two films – Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai (2010) and The Dirty Picture (2011). Only he had better scripts before.
There are certain films where I just don’t care how they will end. It’s not a question of boredom but of sheer indifference. With a bad film, you try and wait till at least something worthwhile happens but in some cases, you just don’t have anything to hold on to. This film is definitely that case. The first hour or so may not be extremely rewarding but the final act completely blows
I’d like to end this review with a small appeal.
Dear male Bollywood superstars,
Do NOT slap a woman on screen . Ever.
Thank you.